Internet E-mail for Dummies

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By John R. Levine, Carol Baroudi, Margaret Levine Young and Arnold Reinhold. March 1996, US$24.99. C$34.99, £23.99, 384 pages, ISBN 1-56884-235-X. Includes CD-ROM. Electronic mail sure has become popular. Everyone seems to have an e-mail address on their business cards, messages fly around offices, and around the world, and the occasional sage predicts the death of the Post Office. We're not too worried about the Post Office, but we can't imagine going back to life before e-mail. It's like life without the telephone. If you find e-mail a bit mystifying, want to know more ways you can make e-mail work for you, or have a friend whom you'd like to get on-line, we've got just the book for you. (More about Internet E-mail for Dummies.) Corrections Page 51: On the first line, the second sentence should start "If you have access to the World Wide Web, ..." (Thanks to reader David Dispirito for noting this.) When our eagle-eyed readers point out more errors, we'll post the corrections here.

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